Hi all,
I'm becoming increasingly nervous about this year (see attachment). A lot of this has to do with the nature of the courses I'm going to be doing, things I've heard about them from other students, particularly about Frank and Business Organisations and International Law. And also because of the amount of work involved in them and my struggle to get more than just Credits.
I want to finish asap, but I want to also do well. I currently have a LAW GPA of 3 and I want to maintain or improve it as much as possible... I'm terrified of doing four law subjects in a semester especially ones of such varying difficultly - as you can see in the attachment there are some 200 and some 400 in there. I've never been one to aim for just passes... so my question is: do you think that this workload is too much? Will it jeopardise my GPA or ability to do well? Should I drop down to 3 units a semester... this has the ultimate effect of extending my degree completion by a whole year. Can you guys think of any alternatives?
Any advice would be much appreciated...
Thanks!
I'm becoming increasingly nervous about this year (see attachment). A lot of this has to do with the nature of the courses I'm going to be doing, things I've heard about them from other students, particularly about Frank and Business Organisations and International Law. And also because of the amount of work involved in them and my struggle to get more than just Credits.
I want to finish asap, but I want to also do well. I currently have a LAW GPA of 3 and I want to maintain or improve it as much as possible... I'm terrified of doing four law subjects in a semester especially ones of such varying difficultly - as you can see in the attachment there are some 200 and some 400 in there. I've never been one to aim for just passes... so my question is: do you think that this workload is too much? Will it jeopardise my GPA or ability to do well? Should I drop down to 3 units a semester... this has the ultimate effect of extending my degree completion by a whole year. Can you guys think of any alternatives?
Any advice would be much appreciated...
Thanks!